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All posts tagged "Michael Elphick"
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10.8K11TV: B is for...BBC Television Shakespeare, The
HERE WAS a prime cut of your actual Public Service Broadcasting with a capital "p", illuminated in red with a filigreed gold...
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5.9K1TV: K is for...
Knowledge, The
JACK ROSENTHAL's quietly masterful tale of a motley bunch of nascent London cabbies is brought to authentically overcast life by Euston Films
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3.1KFilms: S is for...Stardust
That’ll Be the Day’s Essex saga continued into the early ’60s, with Dave now the lead in The Stray Cats, a Beatlesesque...
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3.2KFilms: K is for...
Krull
“I am Ergo the Magnificent: short in stature, tall in power, narrow of purpose and wide of vision!” So sayeth the great...
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3.0K2Films: B is for...
Buddy’s Song
Ches’s finest hour, worth catching for Michael Elphick’s immortal line ‘Got coppers rahnd me arse, enn oi!’ And to emphasise the Children’s...
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3.2KPlay For TodayPlay Not-Quite-For Today: Series Two
Thank God that's all finished...
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6.5KPlay For Today
Blue Remembered Hills
A wartime countryside idyll (closely modelled, of course, on Dennis Potter’s Forest of Dean domain) is populated by seven-year-old children playing in...
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3.1K1Play For Today
Red Shift
Alan Garner, author of supernatural ITV hit series The Owl Service adapts his own obscure, semi-mystical novel detailing the lives of three...
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2.9K2TV: P is for...
Private Schulz
THE SECOND World War, eh? That was a barrel of laughs!
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3.1KTV: P is for...
Pull the Other One
MICHAEL ELPHICK, fresh from botching up the German invasion of Britain (see above), decides instead to settle down for a quiet life...
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3.4K1TV: B is for...
Boon
BLOODY SLOW geezerama
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3.5K3TV: T is for...
Three Up Two Down
MIDDLING MID-EVENING middlebrow stalwart
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3.5K1TV: T is for...
This Year Next Year
THAT OLD "successful corporate banker from the city (ROLAND HINES) who packs up and moves to the English countryside with his brother...
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3.9K1TV: M is for...
Masada
MOST EXPENSIVE TV film ever, apparently.
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2.8KTV: H is for...
Home Video
BARGAIN BIN trio of plays shot on cheapola video equipment and themed on the same.
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